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When it comes to the British, if it’s not football, the royal family, or holidays, the conversation invariably turns to the weather.

In March, the UK government admitted the latest raft of policies in its updated Net Zero Strategy would miss its 2030 nationally determined contributions commitment, under the Paris Agreement, to cut...

When the Fespa Global Print Expo last opened in Munich, in 2019, no one could have predicted that a global pandemic would severely hamper all exhibition activity around the world for the next few...

Founded 25 years ago in Kettering, Northants, Artisan Signs is a family-run, large-format print and signage company that works with a broad range of clients, taking in large retail, marketing and...

While writers joke about a novel being their ‘baby’, the reality is that first-time parents can be forgiven for a little trepidation seeing their creation come into the world.

How L&M Imaging, abranch of the famous Linotype company, has moved with the digital times.

Richardson, known as the ‘Encyclopaedia Of All Things Print’ at St Bride Library in London, has just retired. But friends and colleagues are delighted he will still be on hand to share his expertise...

Jaime is 21 and has been working at the recently rebranded CustomerKNECT (formerly MetroMail) in Seaham since May 2022, with the firm’s new name giving her an ideal opportunity to flex her marketing...

EC2i is now in its 21st year as a wholly independent company but the firm’s heritage “goes back to pedigree parents” who set up Essex Colour back in 1980.

Increasing general inflation, rising input prices, changes to taxation, demands for more pay – just some of the challenges that businesses, print or otherwise, are having to cope with. What with the...

Not for decades have we all been under so much pressure financially. Rising energy bills, relatively high mortgage rates, food prices on the increase, and to cap it all, a tax burden that is at a...

The Photographers’ Gallery recently launched the Soho Photography Quarter (SPQ), a cultural space presenting free open-air exhibitions and projections. It is currently displaying Fire/Flood, an...

Data protection issues are rarely far from the news. And as the recent ransomeware attack on Royal Mail in January illustrated, not only are they publicly embarrassing, they can be commercially...

The BPIF’s Visual Media Conference (VMC) event returns to Leeds’ Rose Bowl on 4 April 2023, for the first time in three years.

A grant of £54,200 from New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership’s (LEP) Growing Business Fund helped to fund a new 3.2x2m flatbed/roll printer at CIM Signs & Graphics, a sign printing and installation...